Where the Senate went to college — in one map

Below is a fun map and infographic from the folks at College Raptor.

Three observations:

1) The state with the senators who went to the best schools? Minnesota. And Wisconsin needed to send one of its senators to get educated in Minnesota. Take that, Bucky.*

2) Not as many Ivy Leaguers as you might think — only 18 percent.

3) About six in 10 senators went to college in-state.

(Note: The map includes only where senators obtained undergraduate degrees from. Two senators -- John Boozman of Arkansas and Rand Paul of Kentucky -- never completed their undergraduate degrees, but do have advanced degrees.)

* Potential bias involved

Corrections: College Raptor's map originally had Sen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.) as a University of Maryland graduate, when he graduated from the University of Maryland University College. It also had one of Oregon's senators graduating from the University of California; both graduated from Stanford University. Finally, an errant Georgetown "G" was briefly placed over Sen. Mark Warner's (D-Va.) alma mater, George Washington University. These errors have been fixed in the above graphic.